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Nina Forever
Michael Nazarewycz | February 8, 2016A dark, wicked comedy about a man unable to get rid of his dead girlfriend.
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Bernard Boo | February 5, 2016A lit-horror mash-up that mostly works but slows considerably in its second half.
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Hail, Caesar!
Bernard Boo | February 5, 2016The Coens impress again with this hilarious love letter to Old Hollywood.
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Movies and TV to Stream This Weekend – February 5
Aaron Pinkston | February 5, 2016Great selection of indie films streaming this weekend on Netflix, Fandor, MUBI, plus a beloved horror franchise spinoff...
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Way Too Indiecast 51: Oscars Diversity Debacle, C.J. Finally Watches ‘The Force Awakens’
Way Too Indie Staff | February 4, 2016CJ and Bernard tackle the #OscarsSoWhite controversy on this week's episode, delving into the complexities of the pre-awards...
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Watch: Jake Gyllenhaal Gets Destructive With a Vending Machine in ‘Demolition’ Trailer
Ananda Dillon | February 4, 2016Looks like a great movie for when you feel like hammering something...or getting your heart hammered.
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Southbound
C.J. Prince | February 4, 2016This anthology horror by the makers of 'V/H/S' benefits from a strong thematic and visual core.
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Fearless Arrogance: The Short Films of Gabriel Abrantes
Michael Nazarewycz | February 4, 2016We look at 13 short films either created or co-created by the young, uncompromising Gabriel Abrantes.
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The Unity of All Things
Michael Nazarewycz | February 3, 2016'The Unity of All Things' epitomizes the notion of something being an acquired taste.
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László Nemes and Géza Röhrig on Connecting with History in ‘Son of Saul’
Zachary Shevich | February 2, 2016In examining the role of the sonderkommando in German concentration camps, filmmaker László Nemes was preparing to enter...
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‘Southbound’ Filmmakers Talk About the Benefits of Anthology Horror
C.J. Prince | February 2, 2016We interview Roxanne Benjamin and David Bruckner, two directors of the anthology horror film 'Southbound.'
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Fort Buchanan
Michael Nazarewycz | February 1, 2016This entertaining and beautifully shot tale of loneliness and ribaldry at a military base makes for an unconventional...
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The Finest Hours
Bernard Boo | February 1, 2016This uninspired, effects-driven dramatization is ice cold.
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10 Best Sundance 2016 Films
Dustin Jansick | January 31, 2016We list the 10 best films that played at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival in Park City.
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The Eagle Huntress (Sundance Review)
Dustin Jansick | January 31, 2016'The Eagle Huntress' is a beautifully shot and uplifting documentary about a subject you never thought you’d care...